New York, Nov. 28.
The cotton market opened lower on unfavourable Liverpool and Bombay cables, liquidation and professional selling. Later, prices further declined with stocks and renewed liquidation and closed steady, with quotations ranging from 4 to 6 points down.
Prices in the rubber market closed quiet, with trading depressed by lower cables, the action of the stock market, liquidation and profit-taking. At the last call over, losses of 4 to 10 points were recorded.
Wheat prices in Chicago moved within a narrow range, with firm overseas markets, some new buying and a good export demand being partially offset by profit taking. At the final bell, prices ranged irom unchanged to % cent up.
New York Cotton New York Rubber Dec. 863-64—08 Dec. 1548-50—04 Jan. 844-4—05 Jan. 1530 N—10 Mar. 841-2—O4 Mar. 1553-94—05 May 821-21—04 May 1555-59—10 July 799-97—06 Oct. 760-66—04
New York Sugar No. 4
New York Silk Mar, 1001407—1
May 130-00 1081409—Dec.
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